What makes a simulation output look trustworthy?
- We now now how to make simulations trustworthy, and where the limitations of this are.
- But what makes a simulation output look trustworthy?
- How can we display that trustworthiness visually? (see Tufte)
References and further reading
Bertin, Jacques. 1983. Semiology of Graphics: Diagrams, Networks, Maps. University of Wisconsin Press.
Hardwick, Robert J. 2026a. “How can a simulation be wrong?” umbralcalculations, August. https://umbralcalc.github.io/posts/how_can_a_simulation_be_wrong.html.
Hardwick, Robert J. 2026b. “How can I trust the actions I take in simulations?” umbralcalculations, August. https://umbralcalc.github.io/posts/how_can_i_trust_the_actions_i_take_in_simulations.html.
Tufte, Edward R. 2001. The Visual Display of Quantitative Information. 2nd ed. Graphics Press.
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